Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-02-27

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I'LL you whisper 70 her,
With your eyes % bloc.
That love her dearly;
Fhen veil both love goo
-E. B. II. ~ Harpsv's Bazar. /
PoRR TeWHsENDs
Society waa on the qni ssss daring tbs
eaFiy paFt Of the week in anticipafion Of
TIE mssqaeFAde ball which took place
LASS TReGday evsniuR and which was
highly euioved By taoss Who attended.
P0Et HadI0ok vas also the scene Of
memorable society event In the very en-
i0yebIe party Rivan iast Tuesday even
ing, b Mr.. and Mrs. J. Z. b .lyea.
MAsogIRADE BALL.
On Tuesday sweating about one hsn-
dEed couple assembled II Learnsd's
OpsFa House, n rssponss 20 invitations
issued By the Dancing Club, 70 attend
grand masquafa de ball on ths eve Of
Lent. A delightful evening vas spene
by the mHsksss, and the c8sss Of mis-
taken identity we're nnnieFo1s and amus-
inc. The guests In costume entered the
Brilliantly lighted hall about 3 o'clock.
4 band Of six pieces bad bssn engaged
for the ocsasion and dispensed music
for the dareoEB until midnight, when an
iBternlission Of half an hour vas had
for supper, after Which danoing vas re-
sumaA.
Many handsome costumes vese dis
played 70 good eject and thsif gay
ooloFs gave 70 tbs assemblaQe Q very
brilliant aspect. The unmasking az IL
o'clock was the source Of considerable
amussnonk. TIE fouF elegant prizes
offered vers awarded &c follows: Miss
Belle Wilkes, nEnt pEize for the best s1s-
tanned lady eharaetsF, representing the
Daily Argus; Mr.. L. B. Hastings, best
sustained gentleman character, assum-
ina the euisa Of COZ boy; Miss Lillian
Miller, the lady's psize for the best
dancer; and Mr.. Charles Pink, thu prize
| for the best gentleman danoer.
Among those present In costumes
wsFe: Mrs. Fraak w. Hastings, as
Princess Carnival; Mrs. L. B. Hastings,
~ Tambourne Girl; Mrs.. James Ford
ham, Hpaniah Dancer; Mrs.. Oscar De
Voc, FioUar Girl; Mrs. Pred Terry,
MoRniHQ; Mrs.. ID. b. Hill, SNOW; Mrs.
John Woody, Child Of the Regiment;
Mrs. Il. X. Latimer. Butterfly; Mss.
Captain Horn, Crazy Quilt; Aiss Belle
wilkes, Arens; Miss Lslliaa Miller,
Spanish Dancer; Miss Cassie BFockWay,
Music; Miss Annie Reese, Evening; Mes
Minnie Hastings, Red Riding Hood;
Niss Mary Hammond. ropsy; Miss
Mamie Ohase. Baby; Miss Queen Little
Geld, Waite Wings; Miss Lottie Ham
mond, Day; Miss Ada Hammond, Night;
/ Miss Lizzie smith, Quakeress; Miss
Lucy LittIefsld; school Girl; Miss Alice
Horn, CioWnoss; Miss Mamie Payne,
Flower Girl; Mias Daisy Lsarped. Little
Red Riding Hood; Miss Martha Korter,
Peasant; Miss Jennie Mills, Pop Corn:
Miss Belle Stooksnd, spanish PFiacess
Miss Lou Stookand, Nun; Miss Laura
Sioekand, Nun; Mise Mary Butler
Modern Princess; Miss Pearl shaw
Dadine; Miss Nettie Sweeney. Queens
Maid; Mics Eva Doyle, Quakeress; and
Miss Mary Hammond, Topsy.
The gentlemen under mack were
John Fulton. Turkish Prince; Robert
sinclair, Devil Daniel 0'Lsary. Primes
Carnival; Peter StockAnd, Spantat
Oavilier; John 4tockand, Louis XI
Oscar De Voc, Olown; Captain Harry
Lott. Coon; Thomas Hammond, Han
ter; William Hammond, DIR. Pop; FRANK
Hastings. 81. Jacobs Oil; Frnnl
Fletcher. Prince Lovely; DR.. }. d. Hall
plain mask; Charles Wood, 1776; JohI
N0rris, Polish Hebrew; James Wood
Irish squire; William LeaFned, Cowboy
Alfonso Learned, Jockey; Norman @
Sweeney, am q Tramp; Frank Pium
mer, Alpine Mountaineer; Lote B
Hastings, Mexican Hidalao; Alfret
wilkes, Dutohy; Fred Terry, China
man; Clarence Brown, Laplander; "
derrick. Lord Oampoeli; Edward Nc
Dougall. Jockey; Edward BaFthrop
Ne sro Du elet; stanley LssimeF, Noun
taineer, James McOabe, Ku Klux Klan
David Hammond, Negro DelineAtoE
William d. Jones, Mira. TiHothy O'Oal
lahan; James Fordham, Simple Simol
O'Callahan; OhArlea Pink, Naval OF
fcer; Albert Phillips. DaahtnR Lieuten
ant; Gas Landstroua, MILDLY; HeRrimal
BAFtz. japanese; Daniel Hill, PiFat
Chief James Wilkes, School Master
Carl Sweeney Domino; Edward Devins.
Scout; Thomas Sullens, Clown; Gs0sR
W. o. Bsien. Squire; and George Butlsi
a. the Call
II RAKET At PoRr EApZocK.
Last Tuesday evening . deliehtfu
party vas given By Mr.. and Mrs. j.
aalyea At their residence IN Port Had
, look. which vas attended BY about 4
: couple, whs indalgsd In dancing. game
. and other amuseDents, aad walled q
. hours away most pleasantly. At mid
/. night sumptuous repast vaa serves
, and shortly afhegwaFd the guests de
(. parted 10 their hemes With many Z,
: eFeis thai the evening could net eos
: Time shruuRh Leaf.
cHnIsrMNaKz-wuLAnD
Mr.. Peter N. Christensen ana Mi
!. Christine WillaEason we're married lei
J Tuesday evsnina ai the residence {
4 Mr.. J. II. Peterson By the Rev. Jshn !
Deniaon. Tia groom IL master M
ehAnio % the Tacoma Mills, and ha
many friends On the Soand Who Wis
hi@ long life and happinezs-
PERSONALS.
: cAptEin George DeLAno has rssurns
!. 70 San Francisco.
Mss Lizzie Snith viii rstaFn 10 vi
terra this weak.
Niss Maud slsssOa has returned frOl
9 TacemA.
: Dr.. :. d. Hall. Of Fort Townsend. b
Z returned from brief visit 70 the Be
B City.
Mks houeN R1tA1y u E0t& OA4oo'
!. cry, vaa In town last week
III J. b. OroAke. Inspector Of Customs,
! Stationed a. Pom Angeles
DR.. and hra Pitcher, asoompanie
by Mra Lewis. have arrived from sitA
~ rests B4sa on Wait
Joha Gillespie. Of WILDLY Isians
q uaa . passenger on the Elder 10 a
b Golde1 Saate.
Ell Judga Williams and Carl SpAnve,
J. Juneau. Were passengers On tue ldAh
| The latter gentleman represents q
Northwest Trading COmpany.
III James II. Hassey. II. O. PoVerG
W. Bsais and Albert Andaason we
l. AMONG the passengers on the steam
fer san Francisco.
CaPeAia ChaFies II Jensa. Harris
mssseF, has returned from 6 brief WI
b 10 the Land Of The midntRAt san.H
W. W. SeAharK. Of Sticksen Rivs
a ALASKA. where he has located fhe 81
for an extensive cannery. rst1rned /,
} the IdAhe n roHtr 10 CAllfaria fog nese
sary nsaehinary. BE wtll Feszrn
/. April
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